Propaganda refers to information that is delibertely spread to support a cause or position. Depending on the creator of propaganda, it can contain truth, rumors,
or outright lies. In World War I, governments led propaganda campaigns to build support for their nation's war effort.
Posters with graphic images of the enemy or heroic pictures of soldiers urged civilians to buy bonds and sacrifice for the war. Post a response to two of the following topics:
AWhat strategies are used in propaganda? Which strategies do you think have the greatest impact on the viewer? Why?
BWhat are the risks and benefits of propaganda campaigns?
CWhat kind of propaganda is used in society today? Who creates it? What purpose does it serve
or outright lies. In World War I, governments led propaganda campaigns to build support for their nation's war effort.
Posters with graphic images of the enemy or heroic pictures of soldiers urged civilians to buy bonds and sacrifice for the war. Post a response to two of the following topics:
AWhat strategies are used in propaganda? Which strategies do you think have the greatest impact on the viewer? Why?
BWhat are the risks and benefits of propaganda campaigns?
CWhat kind of propaganda is used in society today? Who creates it? What purpose does it serve